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Sunday, May 31, 2015
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Freeport Memorial Day Observance & Parade Orders
On Monday, May 25, 2015, the Village of Freeport and the various Veterans and Civic groups will conduct a Memorial Day Parade and Service. We would be most grateful if your group or civic organization would attend the Parade and Service.
The Parade will start at Freeport High School on Brookside Avenue promptly at 10:00 am.
The Parade will conclude at Freeport Memorial Library where the Observance and Program will take place.
This year’s Parade and Observance honors the
70th Anniversary of WWII and some surviving Veterans of that world
changing conflict. Participating will be
Freeport Village Administration including Mayor Kennedy and the Nassau County
Sheriff’s Honor Guard.
If your organization has not contacted the Parade Committee please
contact David Cockerel at (516) 410-9994 or email us at wcspost342@gmail.com. We look forward to celebrating our Veterans
and our community with this Parade. Many phone numbers and contact information has
changed so please call or email us.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Freeport Memorial Day Observance Honors WWII Veterans
We at the Post are proud of you and your service to our
wonderful nation. We here at the William
Clinton Story Post would like you to share your story and we would like to put
it in the Dugout for our May 2015 issue.
The May Issue of the Dugout will highlight the Freeport Memorial Day
Observance & Parade. We ask that you
send us your information in the following format:
1)
Your Name, Rank at Discharge and Branch of
Service
2)
Where you served during WWII (Europe, Asia,
Pacific, Atlantic, etc.)
3)
What was your MOS (Job in the Service)
4)
Please tell us of any battles or engagements you
were part of (Leyte Gulf, D-Day, Iwo Jima, etc)
5)
Please give us a brief account of your
experience.
6)
Please send us a copy of a photo of yourself during WWII and now.
(e-mail us at wcspost342@gmail.com or mail to the
address on the letterhead. Photos
retained by the Post.
Do not send
original photos.) Photos and info can be
e-mailed in .pdf, jpg or other formats.
Also, if you would like to participate in the Parade let us
know. We would like to consider you as a
Parade Marshall for the upcoming Memorial Day Observance.
We also extend this courtesy to the families of Legionnaires and Veterans of WWII who have now passed from time into eternity.
Please send us the information asked for above and your loved one will be part of the Freeport Memorial Day Parade and Observance.
Contact: David Cockerel @ (516) 410-9994 or email the photos and biography to wcspost342@gmail.com.
For God & Country
David Cockerel, Editor
By Direction
Parade
Committee: James Sweeney, Chairman, Ed Martin, Ben Kissling, Sandy Cannon,
Calvin Andrew and David Cockerel, Co-Chairman • Coy Richardson, Commander – William Clinton Story Post 342, Freeport,
N.Y.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
April Newsletter Addendum
Addendum
In the April 2015 'Dugout' it was reported that "The Village of Freeport has
given a long term lease of the building at 925 S. Ocean Avenue to the American
Legion on October 1, 2012 under Past
Cmdr. Nehrich and Former Mayor Andrew Hardwick."
It was indeed under the tenure of
Past Commander Nehrich as Commander of William Clinton Story Post 342 and in the year 2012 that William Clinton Story Post 342 was given a long term lease on the building at 925 S. Ocean Avenue by the Freeport Village Board of Trustees during the term of the last Mayor.
The statement in the Dugout is not false, but given some complaints, we choose not to in any way to minimize or neglect the work of the Village Board of Trustees.
D.N. Cockerel, by direction.
WWII Photos
CMDR. Richardson has ordered a special edition of the "Dugout" for Memorial Day that highlights WWII Veterans who have photos of themselves during the WWII.
Please e-mail copies of your photos and your story to 'wcspost342@gmail.com' or mail your photos with your story/bio to "William Clinton Story Post 342, P.O. Box 7339, Freeport, N.Y. 11520" by April 18, 2015.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Updates and Notices
2015 Freeport Memorial Day Parade Committee Meeting has been postponed and will be held at Freeport Memorial Library on Tuesday March 10th 2015 at 7:00 pm.
Committee Chairman James Sweeney wants to hear any concerns, criticism or suggestions on what can be done better and to welcome all organizations who want to participate.
Committee Chairman James Sweeney wants to hear any concerns, criticism or suggestions on what can be done better and to welcome all organizations who want to participate.
You can contact the William Clinton Story Post 342 (Freeport ,American Legion) at this e-mail address; wcspost342@gmail.com
Thank You For Your Support
The Parade Committee-William Clinton Story Post 342 Legionnaires: James Sweeney- Chairman, Ed Martin, Ben Kissling, Coy Richardson-Commander, Saundra Cannon,Calvin Andrew & David Cockerel
If you want something published in the "Dugout" for next month and hereafter, see the information below.
Articles,
Information & News
The
Commander has informed me to make available space in the Dugout and on this
website for articles, information and news beneficial to the Post from
Legionnaires within the Post.
The
Commander also wants notifications of updates sent to Legionnaires, Veterans
and Citizens who have interest in the Post.
Anything
that a Legionnaire submits for print in the “Dugout” must be submitted under the following criteria:
1) Know and
abide by The American Legion’s
principles when participating on social computing networks. (see the American Legion Information page on
this website)
2) Make sure
you identify yourself and your
relationship to the American Legion; make sure your speaking for yourself and
not the American Legion or any other entity that has not authorized you to do
so.
3) Respect Copyright Laws. Submit photos you have taken with your
article, information or news if you have it.
Any photos not submitted to the Post or that have not been expressly
released by the source will not be used in the Dugout.
4) Understand
you are directly responsible for any
information submitted for publication and that the information submitted is
subject to editing as the Post Commander or his assigns see fit.
5) Defamation is generally any false
communication that harms a person's reputation; decreases the respect, regard,
or confidence in which a person is held; or induces disparaging, hostile, or
disagreeable opinions or feelings against a person. Defaming others is against the law and can have serious consequences.
The Editor of the Dugout, the Adjutant
and the Commander can and will deny publication of any defamatory content.
6) Respect the privacy of others.
Divulging private information of others can be a criminal offense. Respect
others. Do not publish content that is
defamatory, obscene, pornographic, abusive, offensive, profane, or otherwise
violates the rights of others.
7) Have all materials available for publication in
the “Dugout” at the time of the Post Meeting or email it to the Editor,
Adjutant or Commander by the third Friday in the month for publication in the “Dugout”
for the following month.
8) Articles,
information and news a Legionnaire wants published
on this website can be posted in the “comments” section at the bottom of
any Posted article. For specific items
for a ‘new post’ on the website information will be emailed to the Editor and
the Commander and Adjutant are to be “Cc’d”.
Thank You
For Your Support
Commander Coy Richardson
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Americanism
Principles of Americanism
The characteristic that distinguishes
our form of government from others is the recognition of the truth that the inherent
and fundamental rights of men are derived from God and not from governments,
dictators, or majorities.
The unalienable rights, which are the gifts of man from his
Creator are: freedom
of worship;
freedom of speech and
press;
freedom of assemblage;
freedom to work in such occupation as the experience, training and
qualifications of man may enable him to secure and hold;
freedom to enjoy the
fruits of his work, which means the
protection of property rights;
and the right to pursue his happiness
so long as he does not harm others in the pursuit of this happiness.
Upon these basic principles, the
structure of our form of government was established.
(from the Americanism Manual of the American Legion)
(click this link http://legionpost342.blogspot.com/p/americanism.html)
http://legionpost342.blogspot.com/p/americanism.html click the link
http://burnpit.legion.org/2013/01/american-legion-position-second-amendment
http://www.legion.org/shooting, http://www.legion.org/boysnation
(click this link http://legionpost342.blogspot.com/p/americanism.html)
http://legionpost342.blogspot.com/p/americanism.html click the link
http://burnpit.legion.org/2013/01/american-legion-position-second-amendment
http://www.legion.org/shooting, http://www.legion.org/boysnation
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This website will dedicate a page to Americanism. We will extol the activities of Americanism that William Clinton Story Post 342 participates in and is in support of in the Village of Freeport, Nassau County and New York State.
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